Fire-Maple 7.6 Inch Camping Frying Pan w/Nonstick Coating | Durable Lightweight Camping Skillet for Cooking Egg Steak | Outdoor Kitchen Equipment Gear | Portable Backpacking Cooking Pan

No brainer, if you cook at all while camping you need this pan in your kit. Bought it last year and have used it dozens of times since. Lightweight and easy to pack but honestly would still bring it if it didn't fold up and weighed as much as a cast iron just because of how truly nonstick it is. Cooks eggs perfect every time with little to no oil needed (which is helpful if you forget to pack it, like me). Only complaint is that I didn't have a bigger/second one while making pancakes this weekend!

Excellent medium weight folding handle fry pan. Very sturdy.This is not an ultralight pan. I didn't want one. the super light weight pans are very thin metal and major hot spots are a problem. I am not a back packer, I use this mostly on motorcycle road trips, so cooking performance was a priority over weight. It serves that purpose well.

Went on a weekend camping trip with a few friends and wanted something a little nicer than the traditional aluminum compact cooking set (you know the one everyone has as thier first set). This pan did not disappoint! It heats up super fast and even. Nothing sticks to it which makes cleanup super easy. I used it for 3 meals a day on a 4 day trip with no issues. The handle stays nice and cool even when you accidentally have the burner on high for almost 5 minutes and the pan itself is hot enough to instantly evaporate cold water. The nonstick surface is also very durable. There were a couple times I needed to use a metal ustensil on it and the surface didn't scratch. I'm very happy to have this as my main cooking pan for my future camping trips.

I found the Fire-Maple skillet to be a great compact fry pan with a good non-stick coating. I have cooked scrambled eggs with a little butter, fried biscuits (shake in a zip bag with powdered sugar for a fresh camping donut!), and pancakes.While cleaning was as easy as wiping with a paper towel, the pancakes didn't cook evenly using a backpacking stove. This was expected due to the thin metal of the skillet. I recommend using an inexpensive flame heat spreader ($6-8 on Amazon) to even out the heating for cooking pancakes.

I purchased this for a backpacking trip in the Sierra's. It is lightweight enough to justify carrying in your kit, even for those who err toward a lighter base weight of packing. There are more expensive, slightly lighter models on the market, but the price point and quality for this were a fine trade off. We used this on a standard jetboil stove to cook fresh caught trout from the upper lakes and it worked perfectly. Used real butter, and did not stick at all. Due to the limitations of adjusting the flame on jetboils, we had to occasionally lift the pan from the stove to moderate the heat coming up to avoid overcooking/burning, but that has nothing to do with the product itself. Used an old balsawood spatula I've had for a million years in my backpacking kit, so no issues with scratching. It seems durable enough to withstand harder utensils, but that's not how we used it so can't comment. Overall, would highly recommend given the tradeoffs I mention above.

Seems good quality. Hope the non-stick surface works well.

I ordered this as a gift for my brother who often takes motorcycle road trips and camps along the way. This little nonstick pan is so light weight and portable it doesn’t take any space in his luggage! Perfect size for some eggs or a small steak. He loves it!

Got to go with my maple stove. Solid